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A couple of days ago I wrote that smarter form targeting was coming to CIDER, and I ended that post by asking whether I’d got the resolution rules right and whether anything still surprised people. I got an answer. CIDER 2.1 will ship...
on first sight acceptance and growth seem to contradict each other since when i accept myself, why should i want to grow? or when i want to grow do i really accept myself? here is a different perspective: accepting the things we can’t...
Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got newstalgia, community spaces and hangmen. First, some stats on community pubs via the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA): Since May’s bulletin,...
Source Hello there Contender! One of the biggest great whites being tracked in the North Atlantic just pinged off Ingonish Beach in Cape Breton. Contender is a massive 13.8-foot roughly 1,653-pound male who has travelled more than 7,000...
If you’ve ever wished for a homemade loaf of bread that’s quick, reliable, and completely fuss‑free, this Easy No Knead Light Rye Bread is about to become a favourite. Ready in under two hours and mixed entirely with an electric whisk —...
Slim Summer Saturday Since 1999 the London Café in Vitoria-Gasteiz has attracted punters with its London-themed decor, including a red bus behind the bar, a sign pointing to Earl's Court Station and the door of a red telephone kiosk a...
Onwards to Carrot Road
An eventful summer between painting, tax troubles, SEO, AI and book cover design. Somewhere in between, my muse took a few shots – but fortunately, she seems rather hard to kill. The post How to Kill Your Muse appeared first on Friedrich...
You’re welcome to subscribe. See https://artlung.com/newsletter/ I’m committed to doing this on Mondays for a year. Let’s see how it goes. I’m using Buttondown and did some custom programming against the existing things I make to...
In-memory compute has been an attractive proposition for many years because compute within a memory chip can exploit its higher internal bandwidth. Additionally, in-memory compute avoids the long latency path between DRAM and traditional...
If you want a real bachelor’s degree but don’t want to pay “well‑off economy” prices, there’s a quiet corner of the internet where government‑recognised universities charge international, 100% online rates under ~$700/year. This follow...
Because of something I wrote, an old friend tells me he is reading at last, in his seventies, The Anatomy of Melancholy (1621), Robert Burton’s prose compendium of marvels. There’s a category of books with little in common except their...
I have some thoughts on why, but nothing particularly cogent or organized yet. I feel like my brain is processing stuff and is keeping me in something of a holding pattern while it churns things through. Or maybe that’s just an excuse....
Magic is labor. One can be forgiven for forgetting that magic is work. In many games, a spell goes off simply because the character sheet has a box for it. Yet for a witch it ought to be felt as labor, as wrok. The genuine article, with...